... COURT OF VtNIRE. I j On Monday, a Court of Venire was held at the Court he House, before J. C. Parker, Esq. Mayor, JOHN EGzN-. T Esq. Sheriff, and R. C. HILDYAnl;, Esq. Deputy 'of Recorder. The folloowing causes were tried. Jackson v. Grocock. at his as a case, in which the plaintiff, who a short In:time kept the Spa-Bone ;public-hiouse, in .Scale-lane, be brought his' action to recover the ...

... DUHAMM WINTEI amBSZOw. | OQN04 ?? January 4th, 18S6, The court sat this morning at 10 o'clock, after the usual preliminaries, the CUAMIRMAN proceeded to address the Grand Jury. It the course of last year he had had occasion to con- gratulate the county on the diminution of crime, and now at the conclusion uf the year, he was happy to say that that dimi- nution was more marked than at any ...

... JOHN AD)AM, THE MUR]) IRERA. I lresss i/i' fsernes'srs Cooiertst. 'STe Revs. Mr Citirit of tfis town, tins just publisheod a1 aer-noso ?? biV him1 ott ifis e\'ctittitg of LIthe htith of Octo lomi' last, afttlr the exeunt ott of Pi!hn Aslai inl Intvr-itirso for ftse naukirtiet' othis wife. After son515 gme5i'il oiifsei'titiolts, MTT Citark dlivideis ihissubtject Intito LIitIreten t IIeanus, ...

... LAW NOTICES--T/S s DAY. vlcX.CHiANCELLOR'S COURT, WESTMINSTER. Sittings at ten. tili-hel v le Taiset. motIon, pirt ?? v Bllck, cause, by ?? v Sntiler, to be spoke ?? v Hill, petition. .,,Jocu*-r ?? I)I:rerITIIN ,-l11 re licvison's Cltrity, too o~ ?? ?? ?? I~ihe V ?? 5 \tlliOni9, ti . iioins-fliiliic V .1vi::o-SI)Chilii V Timbrejl-1i- \er-i V .i1jes--Driver v ilalos- Ulot v T'aylor-Coutis v ...

... THE CHAR GE OF CONSPiRA C Y A Ad INST I THE MARY.LA-BON'NE VESTRY. To the Worshipful his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of Middlesex, in General Session assembled. 'The humble petition of Tames Bradshaw, Iigh (Constable ofthe Hundrcdof Ossulston,rin the County of Middlesex, Showethr--Tl'hat your petitioner iras observed in the public papers, that a memorial his been prepared, ...

... LAW JAIX TELl JJG.'NCE. COUT171 Of- 1KINGS l1FNXIIT~uioeI,xa,. TIhe AT oic : Ni X-(t Nt I Al 100ed1,21I at ro[le to show carn -c AN I V I II iti, ?? tflltj Ia-1 aii tI , ;i~e hAI ?? riot bi ?? 0db-, I endl new nii l II Pinte, 'Is; Ia aj alti -Iit it lreiover :1 001t (I In100110, Ili, ?? htild OiO' TkcivoltS- to titC- plaltlttiflc usle. '1111 plailtifi ( tria~d ?? ll lotno a ilb the ll. anl ...

... MANSION-HOUSE. Yesterday Farnet Correll, a shopkeeper in Portsoken ward, was convicted of the offelnce of raving on hisi preraiseS unjust weights and scales, and fined £5. Ile declared most solemnly thi t ire scales were meddled with by a enalicious boy, whow he bad discharged for bad conduct. 'Ihe false weight was very neatly roaurrged by tacking a quarter of a pound upon tire side on which ...

... HULL SESSI-ONS. X 'TheGeneral'Qdafter Sessionsof the' Peace, for the Topn and County of the Towvb of Kinjston-upon-tllull, -conrdmenced.Yesterday at'the Court-House, betore R. C. rHiryard, Es) Dephty Recordei-. The followvin- ma- 'gi~sttites 'were preseht daring'the Sessions -.W. Hail, ,C. Bolt6n;H hornpson, A; Terry, R Raikes, C. Whit: aker, F. Hall ,J. Barkworth, T. B. Locke';'and E.'Gibson ...

... EAST AIDING SESSIONS. | The M0?DAYD ANVAlRYA, 1936. Tbe General Quarter sessions. of the Peace for the' East Riding of 'tn&ountY of York, were held this Bdy, at the Saiiloons House, Bevirley. The tgistrates were engaged in the transaqctionn of private husiness in their own room till one o'cloek, when *hey commenced heaijing appeals and cases not requirlng tbeattendance of a juryinepen rourt : ...

... HIGH COUIIT OF JUSTICIARY. MONIi:A', J.ANUA.R ' Ii. The first case called this drv c-res thfit of .Irr7q7r Irrra/r ecrisert irE nio oeggtrivotedr ass-rflilt on A[au garers M' Grirgrr, itr Garner, tn tir leijrry cif li-h porne earl rdiienger icf rl life, he hrrvingr wirn crevirteri if twe sitilar assaults olls oo he ni'son of his cifi?, olldtire citrer oil ihe said 21cr- garot MI'Grigr.rr The ...

... CORONERS INQ UESTS. Last night an inqvdsiit'w was held befoie Mi.. Paynt, at Wbitecross-street prisno, in tie body of Simon Frazer, aged 65, who had been confined therein since the commencement of the present year for a debt of £16. 'l'he deceased was a ?? seaman, and Iad served for 45 years in the navy, but never obtained any promotion beyond that of boatswvain, and was at last discharged ...

... HIANTS EPIPHANY SESSIONS. i, had These Sessions commenced on Tuesday, at lbonc 11inchester, before the Chairman, R. Pollen, Esq., and r, had a full bench of IMagistrates among Whom we noticed rpool. fiord Calthorpe, the Earl of. Cavan, Sir Richard Simneon, luals, Bart., 11.P., Sir Raymond .Jarvis, Sir J. Ommnaney, Iwho Sir John Pollen, Bert.. the Hon. G., Rose, Sir Claudius s not Hiunter, R. ...